Moslavina is a microregion in central Croatia, whose central part is the Moslavačka Gora Regional Park, while its southern area connects with the wetland kingdom of Lonjsko Polje Nature Park. This diverse region offers both industry, craftsmanship, and economic development, as well as stunning natural beauty and numerous attractions such as archaeological sites, sacred and cultural heritage, traditional events, rural estates, and exciting sports and recreational activities.
Kutina – embraced by Lonjsko Polje and the vineyard-covered hills.
The Largest Center of Moslavina is Kutina, Which Will Pleasantly Surprise Every Guest
In addition to its modern appearance, Kutina also tells a story from ancient times: from ancient finds in the Lipa area, traditional architecture in Crkvena and Radićeva Streets, exhibits in the Moslavina Museum and Gallery, to the unmissable gem of sacred architecture – the Church of St. Mary of the Snows from the 18th century.
Let’s not forget the gastronomic offerings, particularly the specialty “carp on forks” and the authentic Moslavina wine “Škrlet.”
A diverse cultural offering, traditional specialties, excellent wines, proximity to major transportation routes, and the capital city of Zagreb – all guarantee a great time in Moslavina, a destination that visitors from both home and abroad are just beginning to discover, offering them a complete surprise!
